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Australia captain Grace Stewart, Tatum Stewart and Kaitlin Nobbs were the goalscorers for the winners in the match played at Kalinga Stadium.

FIH Pro League: Indian women lose 0-3 against Australia, suffer third consecutive loss

The Indian women's hockey team lost 0-3 to third ranked Australia, completing a hat-trick of defeats in the FIH Hockey Pro League on Wednesday.

Australia captain Grace Stewart, Tatum Stewart and Kaitlin Nobbs were the goalscorers for the winners in the match played at Kalinga Stadium.

The Indian women's hockey team lost 0-3 to third ranked Australia, completing a hat-trick of defeats in the FIH Hockey Pro League on Wednesday.
Australia captain Grace Stewart (19th minute), Tatum Stewart (23rd) and Kaitlin Nobbs (55th) were the goalscorers for the winners in the match played at Kalinga Stadium.
India started the match on the offensive, forcing Australia to concede a penalty corner in the second minute of the game but an alert visiting side goalkeeper Zoe Newman averted the danger.
Both the teams created significant goal-scoring opportunities in the next couple of minutes but were unable to find the back of the board.
Australia piled on the pressure as the first quarter came to a close but the Indian defence stood firm.
As India continued to search for a goal in the second quarter Australia initiated a counter through Nobbs, who found herself open in the shooting circle and passed on the ball to Stewart, who tapped the ball in to score the first goal of the game.
Indian team tried creating chances but was unable to get it right in the striking circle.
Soon after, Australia went for a quick counter through Amy Lawton but her reverse shot was battered away by Indian goalie Bichu Devi Kharibam.
Halfway through the second quarter Australia earned a penalty corner and a drag-flick by Stewart doubled Australia's lead.
India pegged Australia back as the first half was drawing to a close and earned two penalty corners. However they failed to capitalise on either of them and the scoreline remained 0-2.
The Hockeyroos were happy to sit back and absorb the pressure in the third quarter as India struggled to find a chink in their armour.
India had the opportunity to score through a penalty corner in the last minute of the quarter but Udita slapped the ball wide and Australia retained their two-goal lead.
India pressed hard in the last quarter and were awarded a penalty corner two minutes into the final 15 minutes of the game but Udita's shot, from a variation, sailed wide of the post again.
A few minutes later, Mumtaz Khan earned a penalty corner but the Indians once again failed to convert.
Australia increased their lead as Nobbs rolled the ball through Savita's leg to make it 3-0 with five minutes left in the game.
As the game drew to a close Navneet attempted a shot on goal but the Australian keeper was alert in front of the goal.
India will take on the United States on Friday.

Sangita Kumari (17th minute), Neha (46th), Laremsiami (57th) and Vandana Katariya (60th) scored a goal each

Indian women's hockey team thrash reigning champions Japan to win Asian Champions Trophy

It was not just the Indian men's cricket team that reigned supreme on Sunday night but the Indian women's hockey team also made the nation proud.

Sangita Kumari (17th minute), Neha (46th), Laremsiami (57th) and Vandana Katariya (60th) scored a goal each

It was not just the Indian men's cricket team that reigned supreme on Sunday night but the Indian women's hockey team also made the nation proud.
The Women in Blue thrashed reigning champions Japan 4-0 to win the Women's Asian Champions Trophy in Ranchi. It took India's trophy title count in the event to two, having won the first time back in 2016 in Singapore.
Sangita Kumari (17th minute), Neha (46th), Laremsiami (57th) and Vandana Katariya (60th) scored a goal each, as Japan proved no match for India.

The Indian women's hockey team's chief coach Sjoerd Marijne on Friday revealed that the bronze medal match against Great Britain in the ongoing Olympics was his last assignment with the side.The 47-year-old coached the Indian women's hockey team to its best-ever performance in the Olympic Games, guiding them to a creditable fourth-place finish.
The Indian women came tantalisingly close to winning their maiden Olympic medal before losing to Great Britain 3-4 in a close bronze play-off match. Hours after this feat, Marijne announced that it was his last assignment with the Indian team.
It has been learned that both Marijne and the team's analytical coach Janneka Schopman were offered an extension by the Sports Authority of India but the former refused the offer due to personal reasons.

Tokyo 2020: India women's hockey coach Sjoerd Marijne says Olympics was last assignment as coach

The Indian women's hockey team's chief coach Sjoerd Marijne on Friday revealed that the bronze medal match against Great Britain in the ongoing Olympics was his last assignment with the side.

//Tokyo 2020:&nbsp;Sjoerd Marijne&nbsp;says Olympics was his last assignment with Indian women team //Indian women's hockey team's chief coach led them to their best-ever performance&nbsp; //Marijne,&nbsp;team's analytical coach Janneka Schopman, were offered an extension&nbsp; //The former Dutch player&nbsp;refused the offer due to personal reasons&nbsp;

47-year-old Sjoerd Marijne&nbsp;coached the Indian women's hockey team to its best-ever performance in the Olympic Games, guiding them to a creditable fourth-place finish.

The Indian women's hockey team's chief coach Sjoerd Marijne on Friday revealed that the bronze medal match against Great Britain in the ongoing Olympics was his last assignment with the side. The 47-year-old coached the Indian women's hockey team to its best-ever performance in the Olympic Games, guiding them to a creditable fourth-place finish.
The Indian women came tantalisingly close to winning their maiden Olympic medal before losing to Great Britain 3-4 in a close bronze play-off match. Hours after this feat, Marijne announced that it was his last assignment with the Indian team.
It has been learned that both Marijne and the team's analytical coach Janneka Schopman were offered an extension by the Sports Authority of India but the former refused the offer due to personal reasons.

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